Paul Swagemakers
Biographic Data
| ID | 5776652 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul Swagemakers |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul |
| FAMILY NAME | Swagemakers |
| SIGNATURE | SWAGEMAKERS P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade de Vigo |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6952-8888 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Becoming a Care-Tizen: Contributing to Democracy Through Forest Commoning
This paper aims to expand current understandings on the relationship between forest commoning, citizenship and democracy. For doing so, it presents a case study of a community forest in the periphery of Vigo city (Galicia, Spain). Using interviews and historical records of the city and the neighborhood, the paper tells the story of the emergence of a forest commons in relation to citizenship claims and struggles. Through time, communal practices …
To what extent do brands contribute to sustainability transition in agricultural production practices? Lessons from three European case studies
Transformative potential from the ground up: Sustainable innovation journeys, soft change and alignment of interests in urban food initiatives
This paper utilises the ‘sustainable innovation journeys’ concept to trace how people organise and design urban food initiatives and influence city-region food policy. We evaluate whether designs succeed or fail and monitor the exchange of ideas that takes place between stakeholders. Tracing these interactions reveals the transformative potential of innovative projects, particularly if the food system changes they bring to the fore are aligned wi…
Exploring cooperative place-based approaches to restorative agriculture
Fighting for a future: An actor-oriented planning approach to landscape preservation in Galicia
Economic optimisation of the gross margin per hectare in agriculture reduces diversity, coherence and identity of cultural landscapes. Hence, landscape preservation calls for changes in the social–ecological organisation of places, which implies complex transitional processes towards new management regimes. These are supported by CAP reforms (Horizon, 2014–2020) that increasingly turn from individual production subsidies to farmers to the collect…
Revitalizing ecological capital
Geografisk Tidsskrift-Danish Journal of Geography 111(2):149–167, 2011 The modernization of agricultural food production has diminished and is diminishing the sustainable use of the local natural resource base, resulting in the fragmentation of landscapes and the decline of biodiversity. In this paper we analyze the revitalization of ecological capital, which provides insights into how effective adjustments in land-use and farming practices can s…
Exploring cooperative place-based approaches to restorative agriculture
Revitalizing ecological capital
Geografisk Tidsskrift-Danish Journal of Geography 111(2):149–167, 2011 The modernization of agricultural food production has diminished and is diminishing the sustainable use of the local natural resource base, resulting in the fragmentation of landscapes and the decline of biodiversity. In this paper we analyze the revitalization of ecological capital, which provides insights into how effective adjustments in land-use and farming practices can s…
Becoming a Care-Tizen: Contributing to Democracy Through Forest Commoning
This paper aims to expand current understandings on the relationship between forest commoning, citizenship and democracy. For doing so, it presents a case study of a community forest in the periphery of Vigo city (Galicia, Spain). Using interviews and historical records of the city and the neighborhood, the paper tells the story of the emergence of a forest commons in relation to citizenship claims and struggles. Through time, communal practices …
Transformative potential from the ground up: Sustainable innovation journeys, soft change and alignment of interests in urban food initiatives
This paper utilises the ‘sustainable innovation journeys’ concept to trace how people organise and design urban food initiatives and influence city-region food policy. We evaluate whether designs succeed or fail and monitor the exchange of ideas that takes place between stakeholders. Tracing these interactions reveals the transformative potential of innovative projects, particularly if the food system changes they bring to the fore are aligned wi…
Fighting for a future: An actor-oriented planning approach to landscape preservation in Galicia
Economic optimisation of the gross margin per hectare in agriculture reduces diversity, coherence and identity of cultural landscapes. Hence, landscape preservation calls for changes in the social–ecological organisation of places, which implies complex transitional processes towards new management regimes. These are supported by CAP reforms (Horizon, 2014–2020) that increasingly turn from individual production subsidies to farmers to the collect…
Revitalizing ecological capital
Geografisk Tidsskrift-Danish Journal of Geography 111(2):149–167, 2011 The modernization of agricultural food production has diminished and is diminishing the sustainable use of the local natural resource base, resulting in the fragmentation of landscapes and the decline of biodiversity. In this paper we analyze the revitalization of ecological capital, which provides insights into how effective adjustments in land-use and farming practices can s…
Fighting for a future: An actor-oriented planning approach to landscape preservation in Galicia
Economic optimisation of the gross margin per hectare in agriculture reduces diversity, coherence and identity of cultural landscapes. Hence, landscape preservation calls for changes in the social–ecological organisation of places, which implies complex transitional processes towards new management regimes. These are supported by CAP reforms (Horizon, 2014–2020) that increasingly turn from individual production subsidies to farmers to the collect…
Exploring cooperative place-based approaches to restorative agriculture
To what extent do brands contribute to sustainability transition in agricultural production practices? Lessons from three European case studies
Transformative potential from the ground up: Sustainable innovation journeys, soft change and alignment of interests in urban food initiatives
This paper utilises the ‘sustainable innovation journeys’ concept to trace how people organise and design urban food initiatives and influence city-region food policy. We evaluate whether designs succeed or fail and monitor the exchange of ideas that takes place between stakeholders. Tracing these interactions reveals the transformative potential of innovative projects, particularly if the food system changes they bring to the fore are aligned wi…
Becoming a Care-Tizen: Contributing to Democracy Through Forest Commoning
This paper aims to expand current understandings on the relationship between forest commoning, citizenship and democracy. For doing so, it presents a case study of a community forest in the periphery of Vigo city (Galicia, Spain). Using interviews and historical records of the city and the neighborhood, the paper tells the story of the emergence of a forest commons in relation to citizenship claims and struggles. Through time, communal practices …
Geography (5 works) · Agriculture (4 works) · Business (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Rural development and sustainability (4 works) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (3 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Environmental resource management (3 works) · Food security (3 works) · Food systems (3 works)